Aussie Federal Court Orders ISPs to Block Pirate IPTV Service
Apr27

Aussie Federal Court Orders ISPs to Block Pirate IPTV Service

After successful applying for ISP blocks against dozens of traditional torrent and streaming portals, Village Roadshow and a coalition of movie studios switched tack last year. With the threat of pirate subscription IPTV services looming large, Roadshow, Disney, Universal, Warner Bros, Twentieth Century Fox, and Paramount targeted HDSubs+ (also known as PressPlayPlus), a fairly well-known service that provides hundreds of otherwise...

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Nike Sued for Running Pirated Software
Apr27

Nike Sued for Running Pirated Software

Virtually every piece of software is cracked and made available on the Internet, through a myriad of pirate sources. These are generally visited by regular people out to save a few bucks, but according to Quest Software, pirated license keys found their way to Nike’s office as well. The company, known for developing a variety of database software, filed a lawsuit in an Oregon federal court this week, accusing Nike of copyright...

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How to use FIND in Linux
Apr27

How to use FIND in Linux

In a recent Opensource.com article, Lewis Cowles introduced the find command. find is one of the more powerful and flexible command-line programs in the daily toolbox, so it’s worth spending a little more time on it. At a minimum, find takes a path to find things. For example: read...

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Where is serverless computing headed?
Apr27

Where is serverless computing headed?

“Things are all moving very, very fast.” read...

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How I designed a game with Scratch
Apr27

How I designed a game with Scratch

As a fan of game jams and an open source aficionado, I was immediately drawn to last October’s Open Jam on itch.io. I decided to create a game using the Scratch programming language. Targeted at kids who want to learn programming, Scratch is designed to be easy and visual. read...

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